Live reviews
Slipknot @ Copenhell 2023
Goddamn straight I can feel this
"Pantera" @ Copenhell 2023
Confidence and power. And crowd surfers.
Testament @ Copenhell 2023
Still practicing what they preach – as if you had any doubt
Def Leppard @ Copenhell 2023
"A wild ride over stony ground"
Mötley Crüe @ Copenhell 2023
Oh, how the mighty have fallen
Kinda had to happen sooner or later
A series of triumphs and a bit of agony
The start of something beautiful
"They came, they saw, they conquered"
When the support band is superior
Copenhell 2022: An Empire From Ashes
Impressive counterstrike from the best thing that ever happened to the Danish metal scene
Iron Maiden @ Copenhell 2022
The reincarnation of metal's finest
Thunder @ Copenhell 2022
"... And we'll drown in a wave of joy across the nation"
D-A-D @ Copenhell 2022
By the people, for the people!
KISS @ Copenhell 2022
"Mime" was made for loving you...
Down @ Copenhell 2022
"Play some of the less old ones!"
Judas Priest @ Copenhell 2022
As my excitement for the classic merits of my all-time faves, Iron Maiden, has long since peaked, there seems to be more endurance in the material from Judas Priest's golden age. But maybe that has to do with the fact that while Maiden tend to rely on the same decades-long tried-and-tested classics, Priest aren't afraid to take risks...
Opeth @ Copenhell 2022
It's a well-known fact that Opeth aren't exactly the world's most extraverted live act. I've seen them 9 or 10 times since the 2003 "Damnation" tour, and while it's always nice to get your prog on, they still rely on vocalist/guitarist Mikael Åkerfeldt's dry, quirky humor as the sole element of release amidst all the demanding music – which,...
Metallica @ Copenhell 2022
The long, hard road into Hell...
Gloryhammer @ Copenhell 2022
The fact that Tom Jones' wonderfully corny classic "Delilah" runs on the PA before a band like Gloryhammer enters the stage tells you all you need to know about the self-awareness and humor of these guys. And big parts of the entire subgenre of power metal as well.
Dizzy Mizz Lizzy @ Copenhell 2022
World famous in Denmark, Dizzy Mizz Lizzy is an unlikely story. They got huge in the mid-'90s with two equal parts original, memorable, hard-hitting, and well-played albums that became part of my daily soundtrack for doing anything but my homework. The band, however, gave way to the sudden pressure of constant touring and creative differences after...